About this series: production lines, electronics plants and cleanrooms each need something different from a work chair. A general line needs a hard-wearing chair that is easy to maintain; a cleanroom needs a seat material that does not shed particles, few dust traps and surfaces that are easy to wipe and disinfect. This series has low-back, high-back, backless and cleanroom chairs, in rubber (wear and scratch resistant), breathable PU or mesh, with or without arms. The base has five steel legs and a gas lift for seat height; the cleanroom version also comes with a round base to reduce dust-collecting areas.
Models
| Chair | Cover | Arms | Base | Environment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Low back | Rubber | Yes | 5 steel legs + gas lift | General workshops, warehouses |
| Low back | Breathable PU | No | 5 steel legs | Offices, light industry |
| Low back (cleanroom) | PU | No | Round steel base | Cleanrooms, electronics plants |
| Low back (cleanroom) | Rubber, anti-static treated | No | 5 steel legs | Semiconductor and optoelectronics plants |
| High back | Mesh / PU | With or without | 5 steel legs + gas lift | Long shifts, inspection stations |
| Backless swivel | Rubber / PU | No | 5 steel legs | Quick position changes on the line |
Choosing a cleanroom chair
Check the cleanroom class you need (for example Class 10,000 / ISO 7 or cleaner), and choose a one-piece, seamless PU seat so that fabric or foam does not release fibres. If you need ESD protection, specify the anti-static treated rubber version and check whether the casters or base also need to be conductive.
Common questions
Which swivel chair is suitable for a cleanroom? The cleanroom versions with a seamless PU seat or anti-static treated rubber; match them to your cleanroom class and ESD needs.
Is the seat height adjustable? Yes, the versions with a gas lift adjust seat height.
Request a quote
Send the chair type, cover, arms and quantity, and your cleanroom class if it applies. Request a quote →